Last updated 2004-06-28 by Roedy
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Java definitions: 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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BigDate g = new BigDate (yyyy, mm , dd + 1, BigDate.NORMALIZE); yyyy = g.getYYYY(); mm = g.getMM(); dd = g.getDD(); // This second way is more verbose, // but it does a check that yyyy, mm, dd are valid and executes slightly faster. BigDate g = new BigDate ( yyyy, mm , dd); g.setOrdinal(g.getOrdinal() +1); yyyy = g.getYYYY(); mm = g.getMM(); dd = g.getDD();
There are many more examples in the TestDate.java class that comes with BigDate . BigDate is a bit of a misnomer, BigDate objects are smaller and faster than java.util.Date or java.util.GregorianCalendar objects. I called them BigDate s because they can accurately handle a wider range of date than the Java classes.
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